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Ok for all you component guys, I'm looking for some tweets to go along with my pioneers in my fairing. Running a SS pn4.520 up front on the pair of pioneers, and another SS pn4.520 running my 4 6x9's in my bags. Everything rocks hard but I feel I'm lacking crisp highs up front so want to add a pair tweeter up front. Got plenty of power up front for them & can drop the load on the amp & running kenwood head unit. What's everyone running & any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
Ok for all you component guys, I'm looking for some tweets to go along with my pioneers in my fairing. Running a SS pn4.520 up front on the pair of pioneers, and another SS pn4.520 running my 4 6x9's in my bags. Everything rocks hard but I feel I'm lacking crisp highs up front so want to add a pair tweeter up front. Got plenty of power up front for them & can drop the load on the amp & running kenwood head unit. What's everyone running & any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
I'd just get a set of Infinity 62.11i's and throw em in the fairing if I were you. No need for tweets. Those speakers will sound good with the 4 pioneers in the saddle bags. Good mix of highs and lows.
....down here all the chopped “bagger” guys are running these or similar. The make a difference in over all loudness. I went with cheap sound stream tweeters, and they make “some” difference but nothing too noticeable, but they were only 25.00 bucks for the set so I’d say worth the price.
I agree with Gannicus. I have the Infinities and they are quite bright with the highs. They have a +3db button right on their tweeters so you can adjust them as well.
I installed j& m tweeters in my gauge holes love them. Not a big fan of j&m but I really like how they sound and look.
i put pair of pioneer-ts-d6902r up for trade here on the forum being I went with Memphis 6x9's in my bags & never used these. Got a fellow that offered a set of J&M's tweeters for the gauge holes but never heard back from him. Are they pretty bright & balanced with the fairing speaks being they are in the gauge holes? Being I got Apes going on I thought about mounting tweets in the stock mirror locations being the stock mirrors r gone being useless
i put pair of pioneer-ts-d6902r up for trade here on the forum being I went with Memphis 6x9's in my bags & never used these. Got a fellow that offered a set of J&M's tweeters for the gauge holes but never heard back from him. Are they pretty bright & balanced with the fairing speaks being they are in the gauge holes? Being I got Apes going on I thought about mounting tweets in the stock mirror locations being the stock mirrors r gone being useless
Just curious Brent. . . How do those Memphis 6 X 9's sound in the bags? I've not heard those. And what model number are they?
i put pair of pioneer-ts-d6902r up for trade here on the forum being I went with Memphis 6x9's in my bags & never used these. Got a fellow that offered a set of J&M's tweeters for the gauge holes but never heard back from him. Are they pretty bright & balanced with the fairing speaks being they are in the gauge holes? Being I got Apes going on I thought about mounting tweets in the stock mirror locations being the stock mirrors r gone being useless
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